selective exposure

Examples of selective exposure in the following topics:

• Expect Selective Exposure

  • Physical characteristics, age, and more hold power to sway perception, luring people into habits of selective exposure.
  • Selective exposure influences and family, friends, co-workers, even skilled professionals like doctors.
  • Selective exposure can affect the decisions people make because people may not be willing to change their views and beliefs.
  • Selective exposure can interfere or prevent the gathering of new information.
  • Selective exposure is prevalent in both groups of people and individually.

• Formatting Tips

  • Templates: You may either select an existing template or design your own.
  • Select fonts that are good for projecting, not ones that are just good for printing.
  • You can also combine two different shapes by selecting one and then selecting and dragging another into it for a custom image.
  • Video and Audio: You can search and select video in different media formats.
  • Just click to select the video/audio and insert where you want them to play on the slide.

• Your Areas of Interest

  • Consider areas that you are interested in when trying to select a topic for your speech.
  • When trying to select the right topic for your speech, consider any areas that you are interested in.
  • Select your topic from an area in which you have an interest but are not yet an expert

• Your Areas of Expertise

  • When selecting a topic consider areas in which you have expertise.
  • When trying to select a topic for your speech consider any areas in which you are an expert.

• Ways of Thinking About Language

  • When writing your speech, it's imperative that each and every word is carefully selected for inclusion in your speech.
  • What have you, from all the other people who could speak, been selected?
  • Thinking about what you want to achieve informs how you can establish a plan, that is, select the right language, to achieve that goal.

• Choosing the Right Visual Aid

  • One way to make your presentation memorable is through the use of visual aids; select aids that are appropriate to the point that you wish to illustrate.
  • Select visual aids that are appropriate to the point that you wish to illustrate or clarify.

• Brainstorming

  • In addition to these other methods of finding and selecting the right topic, brainstorming is an effective means for generating potential speech topics.
  • Brainstorming is one of many ways to help you find and select the best topic for your speech.

• The Elements of a Slide

  • Titles and sub-titles: After first opening PowerPoint to start a new presentation using the Blank Presentation Template, the user can select a title and sub-title for the presentation, using one of a variety of fonts and colors.
  • They can also select the font style, size, and content to support their message.

• The Importance of Language

  • Carefully select each individual word in your speech.
  • These are all important questions to consider as you select the words in your speech.

• Hold the Audience's Attention

  • To hold the audience's attention, consider their readiness to perceive, the selection of stimuli, and how to maintain current awareness.
  • To hold the attention of the audience, a public speaker should consider three important aspects of the process of perception: readiness to perceive, selection of certain stimuli for focus of attention, and state of current awareness.